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Celebrities are rarely on the same page with bags, but this year, everyone’s rocking brown totes with a sleek suede finish. Kate Middleton and Jennifer Lawrence recently cosigned the trend — one that’s already approved by Jessica Alba, Pamela Anderson and Jennifer Aniston. Case in point: The style is mega trendy, and these 15 bags own the look.
Whether you’re searching for an everyday tote or a special occasion stunner, these picks from Free People, Madewell, Quince and more give every outfit a rich mom flair. The styles are also roomy, ensuring they’re as functional as they are stylish. With prices starting at just $13, these bags are a totally justified way to elevate your winter wardrobe!
15 Brown Suede Bags to Nail the Celeb-Loved Trend
1. Classy Crossbody: Everyone needs a staple crossbody, and this one might be yours! With camel, chestnut and coffee hues to choose from, you’re destined to find your perfect brown.
2. Cool Mom: Rich mom icon Rihanna recently wore a crescent bag, so we are, too. This suede version nails multiple trends.
3. Jessica Alba: We’ve been eyeing this structured tote style ever since Jessica Alba rocked it months ago. It looks much more expensive than $19!
Trends come and go, but brown is forever winter-coded. Everyone’s wearing rich, chocolatey hues right now, including Jessica Alba, who recently donned a chic, all-brown outfit. Her handbag totally stole the show, and we found the suede style hiding on Amazon — for just $26. Equally trendy and timeless, you’ll wear this staple bag for years to come. It makes any outfit […]
4. Slouchy Chic: Nail an effortlessly chic aesthetic with this slouchy shoulder bag that comes with a matching makeup pouch. For just $26, that’s a big bang for your buck.
5. Tastefully Oversized: Unlock your boho side with this oversized Free People bag that looks straight out of a high-end boutique. It comes in 12 other colors, but we’re snagging brown (of course).
6. Royal Vibes: This top-handle bag looks eerily similar to Kate Middleton‘s $520 DeMellier bag, down to the belt and buckle detail.
7. Woven Bag: Talk about luxe! This woven clutch features a top flap, gold-tone hardware and two strap options for the utmost versatility. Read: It’s a handbag and crossbody.
8. Made So Well: Trendsetter Katie Holmes loves Madewell, and this buttery-soft tote that’s durable, roomy and extremely chic is the proof. You’ll wear it from sports games to in-office days.
9. From Italy: Channel European socialite vibes with this 100% calf suede tote that’s sleek and boxy in the best way. Plus, it fits all your essentials while shopping at the mercato (or the corner store).
10. Clean Girl: This Madewell shoulder bag is the easiest add-to-cart, thanks to the dark chocolate suede, shiny gold hardware and structured silhouette that makes you look effortlessly put together.
11. Pockets Galore: We love it when style and functionality merge. This east-west bag has plenty of compartments and zipper pockets for essentials and more.
12. Sleek and Studded: Abercrombie & Fitch is totally ‘in’ again, as is this shoulder bag that’s made with vegan leather and is enhanced with shiny studs.
13. The $20 Stunner: Both a shoulder and hobo bag, this accessory elevates any look. The top zipper keeps everything secure, making it ideal for traveling, commuting and everything in between.
14. Commuter-Friendly: Calling corporate queens! This roomy tote bag fits laptops, books, water bottles and anything else you need to stay organized at work.
15. Splurge-Worthy: Coach bags are iconic for a reason! This Gramercy Tote is currently on sale, so score the designer style while it’s still in stock.
It’s hard to know what’s in style at any given time, but when in doubt, we always peek at the runway. Designers showcase only the trendiest pieces, and this season, blouses are stealing the show. We found so many chic blouses that track the latest styles, making them perfect for fashionistas who want to bring […]
